Sentence examples for open to invite from inspiring English sources

It was good captaincy from McCullum, who left cover open to invite the drive from Trott.

Although professors in Germany seem to hide themselves away in their offices with a secretary outside as a gatekeeper, here it seems to be the other way round: Most lecturers keep their office doors wide open to invite you in whenever you have a problem or a question.

The candidate's "town meetings" were open to invited guests only.

The University of Brighton has decided the controversial performance of "Diana, the Musical" should be open to invited guests only.

The survey was open to invited participants only.

(The event is open to invited media only).

Though most events (including the above) are only open to invited press, buyers and guests, there are a few open to the fashion-loving, ticket-purchasing public.

The second part of the camp was closed to the public, and only open to invited Chefs and farmers (plus the occasional freeloading food writer) from across the globe.

Up the road in the fishing village of Perdika, Paravas Fotis sat at a table in front of the sidewalk cafe he owns, a backgammon board opened to invite visitors and conversation.

"Yes, let's pray for their safe return, only if to see them kneel down and apologize to the people for the Protestants' arrogant and blatant behavior," one person wrote on one Internet bulletin board that Naver.com, the country's largest Internet portal, opened to invite condolences for the two hostages who were killed.

Shaw: We've had a rotating guest board member for most of last year and we're actually just about to open up to invite a whole lot more people to be involved.